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Commissioner of Central Excise Vs. Ahmedabad Packaging Industries

Commissioner of Central Excise vs Ahmedabad Packaging Industries

Type Court Judgment Court Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai Decided Sep 28, 2001
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Citation
Court
Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai
Decided On
Subject
Service Tax

Case Summary

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Service Tax

Key legal issue
Service Tax

Parties & Advocates

Appellant / Petitioner

Commissioner of Central Excise

Respondent

Ahmedabad Packaging Industries

Excerpt

1. the revenue is aggrieved by the extension of modvat credit availed by the respondents herein on the strength of bills of entry bearing two endorsements. credit was sought to be denied on the ground that bill of entry endorsed more than one was not valid duty paying document. the assistant commissioner disallowed, credit however commissioner (appeals) extended the benefit on the basis of decision of the tribunal in the context of endorsed gate passes. hence these appeals.2. on hearing both sides and noting that in a long line of decisions the tribunal has held that credit is admissible on the strength of endorsed bill of entry and noting that no further objection arises in the notice or in the order of the assistant commissioner, i hold that credit has been rightly extended by the lower appellate authority and the further objection of the ld.dr that the interest of revenue have to be safeguarded by ensuring that credit has not been taken on the same goods by more than on reason and that the original importer ha snot sought and obtained refund of duty paid on the imported items, i find not only refund was not obtained, this objection is not raised at any prior stage. also the respondent had satisfied that they have not availed modvat credit on the inputs imported by them an sold to the manufacturer.

Full Judgment

1. The Revenue is aggrieved by the extension of modvat credit availed by the Respondents herein on the strength of Bills of Entry bearing two endorsements. Credit was sought to be denied on the ground that bill of entry endorsed more than one was not valid duty paying document. The Assistant Commissioner disallowed, credit however Commissioner (Appeals) extended the benefit on the basis of decision of the Tribunal in the context of endorsed gate passes. Hence these appeals.

2. On hearing both sides and noting that in a long line of decisions the Tribunal has held that credit is admissible on the strength of endorsed Bill of Entry and noting that no further objection arises in the notice or in the order of the Assistant Commissioner, I hold that credit has been rightly extended by the lower appellate authority and the further objection of the Ld.DR that the interest of Revenue have to be safeguarded by ensuring that credit has not been taken on the same goods by more than on reason and that the original importer ha snot sought and obtained refund of duty paid on the imported items, I find not only refund was not obtained, this objection is not raised at any prior stage. Also the respondent had satisfied that they have not availed modvat credit on the inputs imported by them an sold to the manufacturer.

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